Athlete Crime Thread

Freethinker said:
Former NBA players, and general thug and hardened criminal, Gilbert Arenas hasn’t learned from his previous brushes with the law. He’s not pulling guns on his fellow cretins in the locker room these days. Now he’s “moved on up” to running high stakes gambling rings with the Jewish mafia out of a mansion he owns. Maybe he watched the movie Casino one too many times. Oi vey. Gilbert and his kosher pals will hopefully end up in a federal penitentiary.

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/45861931/gilbert-arenas-arrested-charges-illegal-poker-games
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Arenas is a low IQ cretin, but I never agree with victimless “crimes.” The FEDs are just doing dirty work for “licensed” casinos.
 
I find this case fascinating because nothing about this fugitive would suggest a life of crime beyond his arrest jacket. He also ensnared a fellow athlete in his crime organization.

Eventually when he is either captured or killed they will make documentaries or docudramas about his saga...
 
Black University of Alabama Football Player Daniel Israel Mincey Stabs Two Teammates



Undoubtedly overcome with envy and anger this one makes himself less safe to be near than a polecat or coyote -two other animals that carry derisive reputations unworthy of their true characters. Imagine working as a footballer and this is one of your co-workers?
 
white is right said:
I find this case fascinating because nothing about this fugitive would suggest a life of crime beyond his arrest jacket. He also ensnared a fellow athlete in his crime organization.

Eventually when he is either captured or killed they will make documentaries or docudramas about his saga...
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He surrendered with a whimper and will appear in court on Monday, may the US Justice Department throw the book at him..
 
Leonardfan said:
Falcons 1st round pick last year arrested

nypost.com

Falcons’ James Pearce Jr. arrested after domestic dispute with Sparks star Rickea Jackson

Falcons linebacker James Pearce Jr. was arrested on Saturday after crashing his car during a police chase, according to multiple reports.
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I’ve heard people in our sphere describing how blacks have this concept (since they can’t think past their next urge typically) that if if they can simply escape or evade the police, that they can get away with whatever criminal act they commit. They literally live their lives like a Grand Theft Auto video game. We can’t share a society with these people.
 
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Freethinker said:
I’ve heard people in our sphere describing how blacks have this concept (since they can’t think past their next urge typically) that if if they can simply escape or evade the police, that they can get away with whatever criminal act they commit. They literally live their lives like a Grand Thief Auto video game. We can’t share a society with these people.
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lack of impulse control.
 
Pearce will end up with a several game suspension at most. The felony charges "miraculously" will be dropped or alternatively he'll get a very light slap on the wrist. Almost always happens this way with the magical ones no matter how serious the initial charges.
 
Anyone really care about making negroes conform to White culture? I don't care and outside of a few CONservative Goobers no one really cares especially the White Libs especially them.
 
Don Wassall said:
Pearce will end up with a several game suspension at most. The felony charges "miraculously" will be dropped or alternatively he'll get a very light slap on the wrist. Almost always happens this way with the magical ones no matter how serious the initial charges.
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The full report is out; this boy is going to prison.

Atlanta Falcons rookie James Pearce Jr. allegedly crashed his vehicle into one being driven by WNBA player Rickea Jackson multiple times and struck a police officer with the vehicle while evading arrest, according to the criminal complaint obtained by ESPN from the Miami-Dade County state attorney's office.

Pearce was arrested Saturday in Florida on five felony charges, including aggravated battery with a deadly weapon, aggravated stalking and aggravated battery of a law enforcement officer. He was released from the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center on Sunday night after posting a $20,500 bond.

Jackson, who plays for the Los Angeles Sparks, told police that she saw Pearce following her car in a white Lamborghini SUV on Saturday morning. When Jackson's car stopped at a red light, Pearce got out of his vehicle and attempted to open her car door on the driver's side.

Jackson accelerated away and started driving toward the Doral (Florida) Police Department. Pearce reentered his vehicle and continued following her. During the drive to the police station, Jackson said Pearce "intentionally collided into the rear of her vehicle" with his SUV. As she got to the intersection near the police station, Jackson said Pearce cut her off with his car and when she attempted to back out and get away, he used his car to collide with hers head-on.

The affidavit stated that photographs of Jackson's vehicle showed damage consistent with her account.

Doral police officers responded to the scene after Jackson called. According to the affidavit, they saw Pearce standing on the outside of his SUV on the driver's side with the door open. An officer pulled a gun on Pearce and ordered him to get on the floor. Pearce got back in his car and closed the door. The officer opened the door, but Pearce shut it again, locked it and drove away.

While Pearce was driving away, the SUV struck an officer in his left knee. The affidavit describes it as "intentionally in an attempt to evade arrest."

Police followed Pearce's vehicle in cars until Pearce crashed at an intersection. Pearce then got out of his car and fled on foot. Officers were able to catch up with him, though Pearce "began to resist arrest by tensing his arms and not allowing officers to apprehend him."

The affidavit says Pearce was "triaged on scene" and later taken to Jackson West Medical Center for further assessment. He spent Saturday night and most of the day Sunday in custody at Turner Guilford Knight Corrections Center.

Pearce is facing two felony counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and a felony count of aggravated stalking. Other charges include fleeing and eluding police officers and aggravated battery of a law enforcement officer -- also felonies -- and a misdemeanor count of resisting an officer without violence to his person.
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Seems like he's lucky to not have been ICE'd up.
 
Phall said:
The full report is out; this boy is going to prison.



Seems like he's lucky to not have been ICE'd up.
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Sounds like this would have made for a good episode of COPS. Just another typical joggger, who despite his millions of dollars, Tom Iron’d it all away. Tale as old as time….
 
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